Examples of using Knowledge societies in English and their translations into Russian
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Human Capacity Building for Knowledge Societies.
Updating of the publication: Knowledge Societies: Information Technology for Sustainable Development.
The UNESCO World Report"Towards Knowledge Societies.
In today's emerging knowledge societies, development in all spheres of life is closely linked to the ability to access sources of knowledge, exchange information and interact in cyberspace.
Business Environment for Knowledge Societies.
As I am certain you all know, IFAP is one of the most important frameworks for international cooperation in our global effort to build inclusive knowledge societies.”.
Social relations in postsocial knowledge societies. In VakhshtainV.
In 2012, Russia hosted the International Conference‘Media andInformation Literacy in Knowledge Societies'.
Mr. Andrea Beccalli,Associate Expert, Knowledge Societies Division, Communication and Information Sector.
Both heritage and creativity lay the foundations for vibrant,innovative and prosperous knowledge societies.
The development of an information society towards knowledge societies is also changing the structures of societies and economies.
UNESCO believes that e-learning is a cornerstone to building inclusive knowledge societies.
The sequel, entitled Evolving Knowledge Societies: A Practical Source Book for ICT Development Policies, has been prepared in collaboration with the UN ICT Task Force.
It identifies policy recommendations essential for"leapfrogging" development stages and for evolving knowledge societies.
Achieving literacy competencies that are adequate for the needs of today's knowledge societies also remains a concern in so-called developed countries.
The Internet and all new information and communication must be at the heart of the post-2015 agenda- as a transformational force anda foundation for building the knowledge societies we need.”.
The scientific and technological communities articulated a vision for a sustainable future based on knowledge societies, in which science and technology would play a leadership role.
In his address to the Forum, the representative of UNESCO, Dr Boyan Radoykov, spoke about the role of cultural diversity and multilingualism in fostering pluralistic, equitable,open and inclusive knowledge societies.
February 2013 at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris the first international review meeting«WSIS 10. Building knowledge societies in the interests of peace and sustainable development.
Ms. Elizabeth Longworth, Director of the Information Society Division, United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization(UNESCO)to launch UNESCO World Report: Towards Knowledge Societies.
Recognizing also the relevance of freedom of expression anda free press in building inclusive knowledge societies and democracies and in fostering dialogue, peace and good governance.
Knowledge Societies: Information Technology for Sustainable Development, Robin Mansell and Uta Wehn, eds.(Oxford, Oxford University Press, 1998), for the United Nations Commission on Science and Technology for Development.
Currently his comparative research interests focus on the relationships between higher education institutions and knowledge societies in USA and Europe.
In the area of science and technology for development, Knowledge Societies: Information Technology for Sustainable Development7 contained comprehensive guidelines for national ICT strategies.
Within UNESCO, the effective coordination between different sectors is ensured by the Task Force on Knowledge Societies, chaired by the Director General.
Ms. Robl(United States of America) said that, in order tobuild global knowledge societies, efforts should be made to promote the free exchange of information and ideas, while resisting efforts to erect new barriers.
In collaboration with the UN ICT Task Force, UNCTAD andthe CSTD undertook work to update their 1998 publication entitled Knowledge Societies: Information Technology for Sustainable Development.
The first WSIS+10 Review event, Towards Knowledge Societies for Peace and Sustainable Development, was organized by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization(UNESCO) and held in February 2013.
The promise of the more advanced developing countries such as India, Turkey andothers to lend a helping hand to their partners in building knowledge societies in the South was, indeed.
At its sixth session,the Commission was invited, as feasible, to update its publication Knowledge Societies: Information Technologies for Sustainable Development with a view to raising awareness on recent developments in the field of ICT.